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 Publication Title Unknown, 4 Oct 1993     Seneca burial site purchased TORONTO (CP) - A native burial ground is suburban Scarborough is being purchased for $2.6 million by the provincial and federal governments. The Bead Hill National Historic Site, adjacent to Rouge Valley parklands, is considered ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 15 Sep 1993     Excitement grows for city film-maker Brantford artist Shelly Niro is definitely underwhelmed - for someone who's film is showing at one of North America's top film festivals. At least, she's trying to be. "I'm trying to remain detached," the 39-year-old ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 2 Dec 1993     Natives saluting special UN year Dec 2 Local and national native performers will be showcased in a celebration of native culture and talent Friday night. The Spirit Lives - an evening of entertainment saluting the International Year of Indigenous Peoples - is ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 17 Jan 1994     Reserve smokes will be tax free SIMCOE (CP) - The provincial and federal governments can forget about trying to collect sales tax when the first cigarette manufacturing firm on a Canadian Indian reserve begins production, say native business leaders. ...

 Pogue, Carolyn, Publication Title Unknown, Jun 1993     "Walking slowly, singing a journeying song, members of the Grand Council of the All Native Circle Conference (ANCC) began their annual meeting with a procession of 120 across a field to circle the sacred fire site. When the flames caught, participants were invited to place ashes from last year's fire …

 Sanger, Daniel, Publication Title Unknown, 21 Jan 1994     Partial article.

 Publication Title Unknown, 20 Dec 1993     Mohawks outraged over housing standoff MONTREAL (CP) - Frank Poirier and Donna Bonspille would dearly love to go home for Christmas. Home is Kanesatake. For more than two years, the Mohawk couple have been trying to return there. But it looks like ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 11 Mar 1994     "A Supreme Court of Canada decision to hear a major aboriginal rights case means it's 'full steam ahead' toward natives' dreams of a land claims settlement in a huge area of British Columbia."

 Bernard, Howard, Publication Title Unknown, pp.7-9     "Since it's inception in 1971, Indian Rights for Indian Women (IRIW) has been one of the few native organizations prepared to deal with some highly sensitive issues which concern native women - the rights of Indian women to live, die and be buried on their reserves, the band membership of …

 Publication Title Unknown, 1 Feb 1994     Funeral service held for Six Nations singer OHSWEKEN - Sharon (Shin) Ann VanEvery, a bluegrass singer, guidance counsellor and former Six Nations band councillor, was buried Monday following a funeral service in Hagersville. The 51-year-old woman died ...

 Publication Title Unknown, May 1986     INVITATION The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada is pleased to invite you to its plaque unveiling ceremony commemorating E. PAULINE JOHNSON The ceremony will take place at the Chiefswood Museum Highway 54 Six Nations Indian Reserve near Ohsweken, Ontario at ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 19 Jul 1995     Aboriginal group calls for Great Lakes cleanup CANADIAN PRESS, United Nations A confederacy of Aboriginal Peoples presented the United Nations on Tuesday with a $700-million US plan to clean up pollution in the eastern Great Lakes region. The ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 9 Oct 1992     Many missing from Six Nations voters list OHSWEKEN - More than 300 people may have been left off the voters list for Six Nations because enumerators were told to leave last week. Perry Barnhart, the electoral officer for Haldimand-Norfolk, said enumerators ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 7 Oct 1992     Band tells two more to leave Six Nations OHSWEKEN - Two more non-natives have been asked to leave the Six Nations. Six Nations band council asked Pamela Henderson and her son, Jason Potter, to leave the community before the end of October. Under the ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 6 Jan 1994     'It's our island' Natives occupy sewer trunk construction site Supporters of the Six Nations Confederacy spent the night on an icebound island in the Grand River and vow to remain until the city relents on plans to run a sewer through the ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 3 Mar 1994     Island Occupiers Claim Victory Supporters of the Six Nations confederacy are claiming victory in the city's removal of an aquadam on the Grand River. Removing the dam will force a further delay in the construction of a controversial sewer line across the ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 25 Feb 1994     Grand River Sewer Project Put on Hold Protesters have won a battle to stop a sewer line from crossing the Grand River - at least until summer. The ministry of Natural Resources has told the city that any construction must be stopped and equipment removed from ...